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When Things Start to Come Together

In last week’s blog post I wrote about the difficulties I had finding the sort of sources I would need to get kick-started on my project. My topic, whilst not yet clearly defined, revolves around the fact that welfare states

Bernhard Struck February 29, 2016 Uncategorized Read more

Well I have a project idea but lets see if it’s workable!

Having skimmed one or two journal articles about the study of sex in transnational history I came across a mention of an epidemic of venereal disease in Germany right at the end of the Second World War, apparently thanks to

Bernhard Struck February 29, 2016 Discussion, Uncategorized Read more

Some Clarity (finally!) with My Project

After my research frustrations, I decided to turn back to David Goldblatt’s comprehensive book about the global history of football, The Ball is Round. In his chapter on the turn of the professionalization of the game, he argues that the European game

Bernhard Struck April 13, 2015April 20, 2015 Habits & Routines, Uncategorized Read more

Unconference Aftermath: Globalization and Sport

After an intellectually rigorous but stimulating day at the Unconference today, my ears are ringing with some fantastic ideas from my fellow students. Everything from ’the scourge of sectarianism’ to ‘hosing whisky’ was mentioned today, and I eagerly anticipate hearing the presentations

Bernhard Struck February 14, 2015February 14, 2015 Uncategorized Read more

Transnational History & Migration Studies

It is unsurprising that transnational history, a field obsessed with mobility, has much to offer to the study of migration. As we briefly discussed in last week’s seminar, transnational history allows us to move beyond the simplistic analysis of international

Bernhard Struck February 9, 2015February 9, 2015 Uncategorized Read more

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